Topic: Ithaca

A segment from the Stephen Colbert show discusses the rise of "microaggressions" on college campuses. The University of California system has officially listed phrases like "America is a melting pot" and "the most qualified person should get the job" as microaggressions. The hosts note that schools like Ithaca College are implementing reporting mechanisms for students to log these perceived slights.

Donations from Kevin Strange in the UK and Marco Strauss in Ithaca, New York, are acknowledged. Strauss requested "Jobs, Relationship, and Green Card Karma" for 2017, highlighting the diverse personal needs of the global listener base.

Marco Strauss from Ithaca, New York, sends a "drunk donation" of $264, using complex math based on Germany's World Cup goals and titles to justify the amount. The hosts read his letter, which touches on his fear of being deported back to Europe and his desire for a "get laid" karma shot.

The hosts begin reading a long list of producers who contributed to the "Swazilnov" record, including Marco Strauss, Adam Johnson, and Braden Keir. They acknowledge the diverse locations of their supporters, from New York to British Columbia.